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...Gardner never fails to bring down the house with his boisterous performance as Teddy Brewster (or Teddy Roosevelt). Gardner's impersonations of TR includes welltimed bugle blowing, excited exclamations of "Bully, just bully!," and an endearing fondness for cabinet meetings, secret proclamations against Japan and digging graves in the cellar for his aunt's latest victims...
...Race: Harvard finds itself in the cellar of the Ivy League this season with an 0-1 record. But the Crimson has only played one Ancient Eight game (a 10-7 loss to Pennsylvania) and would most likely move all the way to third place with a victory over Brown...
Harvard went into Yale for a doubleheader on the 25th and wound up splitting the two games, pounding the Elis in the second. However, the next day the Crimson ran into an inspired Columbia team. The Lions, the cellar-dwellers last year in baseball as well as in football, started their top two pitchers and swept the Crimson, thereby ending all hope of a league title for Harvard...
...Crimson finished last season with a distressing 4-9 record overall, 1-5 Ivy, the only Ancient Eight team it beat was one accustomed to smelling the dark, dank waters of the cellar--Dartmouth...
...older artist brought to painting the victims of barbaric force -- Delacroix's Massacre at Chios has a long resonance in Daumier's work -- Daumier didn't share his love of the exotic. For Daumier, everything worth drawing happened right under his nose, in the railway carriage, the estaminet, the cellar, the butcher's shop or the lawcourts. Like Balzac or Dickens, Daumier worked out of immersion in the muck and detail of life as it was lived...